Parcel Service strike ends near tentative deal
Washington AP reports the Tesmeters Union and United Parcel Service near a tentative agreement to end an eight week shutdown of UPS operations in the eastern half of the country. Negotiations to continue over the weekend and early next week were described as ongoing by union leader William McCarthy, who said progress was made but several language issues remained unresolved.
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Lam Thal
William McCarthy
Tad
10 Ney
McCarthy
Inmate Battle Leaves Three Dead at Georgia Prison
At Georgia's maximum security prison in Reidsville three inmates were killed and about 15 wounded in a large clash among inmates. Officials said the fight, likely sparked by earlier racial incidents, involved around 80 inmates and used improvised weapons. Troopers remained outside the facility as normal routines resumed later.
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Georgia
Anya
Ceorgis Correctiona Comeniastower Albeo Ault
Ault
Sara Pansmore
Department of Offender Rehabilitation
Ers
Gowen
Antt
Wave of drug overdoses hits Washington area
Washington police report four deaths and 25 hospitalizations in a Friday night to Saturday morning wave of apparent drug overdoses in Washington and suburban Maryland. Victims were all male, ages 21 to 31, with drug use suspected and investigations continuing.
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Washington
Maryland
Polos
Nepitali
Henry Kinslager to attend transition ceremony
In the Ford administration’s final days Henry A. Kissinger plans to attend the ceremony as the administration’s representative. He has kept a low profile since Carter’s election to help ensure a smooth transition.
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Kisslager
Kissinger
Jimmy Carter
Walton family matriarch Flora Walton improves after stroke
Flora Walton from the television series has been removed from the critical list at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. A spokesperson said she is better and able to talk as of Friday, following the stroke that sidelined the star this week.
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Los Angeles
Flora
Walton
Anil
Cedars-Sinal
Bank discovers $4 million cheque fraud in Dubuque
A Dubuque bank uncovers a multilateral check-poaching scheme tied to four million dollars. Bank officials alert involved members after a faulty device causes overpayments. Investigators say the scheme would likely have inflated losses if not found.
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Dubuque, Iowa
Key City Bank and True Co
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Computers bar insurance firms from Social Security data
Washington AP report outlines safeguards in new SSA data system that links private insurers to Social Security records for Medicare claims. The limits restrict access to health benefits data only and notify investigators if other files are accessed. By year two, terminals extend to 17 more private offices, with ongoing risk reviews by SSA.
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Gilmore death penalties delay as board weighs fate
Utahs three member Pardons Board faces a potential rescheduling of Gilmore execution after Gov Rampton canceled Monday and the board weighs if capital punishment is appropriate. Officials say a new date would be set by Judge Robert Bullock if authorized. Groups like the ACLU NAACP plan to testify as legal challenges loom.
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6Th District Court
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Provo
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Bear
Craig Styder
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Gilmore’s girlfriend says she loves him amid death row delays
Gary Mark Gilmore, 35, asks for delays before his firing squad execution for a motel clerk murder. His girlfriend Nichols Barrett says she still loves him as Utah Board of Pardons weighs his case. Fagan notes Gilmore believes God will grant him higher standing for not appealing.
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Gary Mark Gilmore
Gilmore
Fagan
Oregus
Portland
Ore
U S Blocks Vietnam From U N Admission After Talks
The United States says Vietnam remains barred from joining the United Nations despite two hours of talks on normalized relations. Key issue remains a full accounting of about 800 missing in action from the war. US and Vietnamese envoys held discussions in Paris with no progress on MIA.
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Preetdenbe
Jimmy Carter
Sanne
R. Gammon
Guests recall Philly hotel's better years
Philadelphia guests recall the Bellevue Stratford Hotel as it neared closure. The event's memory contrasts with a Legionnaires era, while executives report meals interrupted by shortages and сотal figures reminiscing about former dances at the opulent venue. The city plans to buy and raze the property.
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Ars Bork
Jerry Belarda
Legion Disease
Jas Castelli
Beetr Proma
Schele Institute
Bicks
Harold G. Scheie
The
Eye Institute
Ford administration projects 10 percent jump in U.S. budget
The Ford administration estimates a 10 percent rise in the federal budget for the coming year, with outlays near 413 billion dollars and receipts around 396 to 418 billion, depending on economic growth. Unemployment is not expected to fall below 7 percent until late 1977, while Carter plans to push job programs and may require a tax cut to jumpstart growth.
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Asa
Carteras
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
House Banking Committee
House
Carter
Ford
Congress
James T. Lynn
Office of Management and Budget
Murder indictment in Delaware child death case
Margo C Davies indicted for the deaths of her three daughters whose bodies were found in Columbus with plastic bags over their heads. If convicted she faces potential execution under Ohio death penalty law. Court-appointed lawyers plan to confer with her during the weekend on defense strategy.
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Okie
Margo C. Davies
John Wolf
Ohio
Mew Davies
Laurie
Christine
Columbus
Tonya
Here
Americans Lose Interest in Immunization Efforts
Washington sources report widespread public apathy toward vaccines as health officials warn that lower vaccination rates could undermine disease control. experts from the National Institutes of Health cautioned that public hesitation may hinder prevention campaigns and vaccine uptake amid emerging health concerns.
Maryland Lottery Draw Yields 472 As Winning Number
The Maryland daily lottery results show the winning number 472 drawn. Authorities note the draw ran as usual with no irregularities reported.
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